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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29

The granger who took in a cheque
On . bank thar had all gone to wrecque
Was ~ whelmed with chagrin
T.aat lis barn he went In
And he hung himself W By the necque.
-~Ionkers Gazette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29
4 Strange Guest on.

4 Strange Quest On.
''Who was the young man lerc last nigntm
asked X street father of his only daughter.
"Why papa, that was my accepted lover"
"Your lover, childi Why, l never saw
him before! What does he doi"
do, papas Dor she replied in amaze
ment. He doesn't do anything; he has Q
government position. w ashington Critic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29

Know myself by reading the Science of
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29

A dead certainty The Hop Plaster is more
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29

CoM% SceN ssspi:.a !: 'a b;
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
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Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
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LADIES Rs, sss, . ssa D's'as. At
PEERLESS DyESl

1hey will dye everything They arr so,d exrrv
where. rrics l0c.a pseknxe-4o color. They ~.
- eQaal for strength, briThtnsss amosnt ~ 49,
ases or for fAstness of color o. non cn.lfss.
They do not crock or smpf FOr AZ n ETEn
MANS NEW Drug STORE corp~r water ~
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A Washington IdyI,

A Washington IdyI.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall.
Drop by drop the rain comes down;
One by one, with grips,iciss small,
CougresSnlen arrive IN town.
Washington Critic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29

vIYANTED-The people TO know that MAHER
w CO., sell low. Clothing, Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing and Fancy Goods, at the Edwards New
Block, No. l. Christmas goods of all descriptions
as shown by the man from the Arctic region-Santa
Claus. dec1Odn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
La THE CHURoRRs.

ksfosmed Episcopal Church Of the Cove
nant, Charles h. Tucker, paste r, will preach
81 le.se 0. m. and ct T.ao p. m.
New Jerusalem Church, Rsv. J. b, Par.
malice, pastor. Services. 1870 o. N. ana T.eo
p. m. sunday school nc . q. o..
Epworth NJ. e. Church, tho Rev. ID. VI.
Corkrsn, pastor. Preaching at 1880 .. N.
and 80 p. N. By Rev. Julius Dodd.
swedish M. e. Mission, Rev. K. X. Hart
wig, pastor. Preaching at TO- 30 n. M. BY Kew.
X. X. HArtwig; s.7 80 p. N. by Kew. John
white. Ssbbstu scaooi asa p. M.
Union American M. L. Church: French
street shove Twelfth, tho Rev. b. T. haioy'
pastor. Preaching ct 1880 q. IN. and 1.3o p
N. Sabo Sh school atap. In.
Rev. Henry Tullidge, ID. D., Will prssoh
an administer the commuuion IN lmtnen-
mel chapel, Highlands, en- sunday aflof-
mon at $50 O'CLOCK.
Central Presbyterian Uhurch, King rect
ps.r nignth. Rev Dr. Poor. OF Philsdef
Dhfa Will preach st 10 30 D. 10. and $50 p.
m seats free At the evening service. Sun-
day school At 2.So p. m.
Siiverbrook ID. Z. Church. saDbath ser.
yfoes: Preaching at 1890 O. N. and T.Sc
y. m. Sunday school OF .. M; ho!inGs'
meeting at $50 y. -. Young mons pfaye;
meeting at $50 y. m.
Dslawars Avenue Baptist Church, Rev
J. W. Boothe, ID. D., pastor. Services a,
1850 g. m. and T.so y. m. Btoie scoooi al
= y. bNuhtbk eubloSbt AA~ DsAA@s -
bra, ing Autmst."
A. U.M. r. Church, French street, bstwoer
Eighth anc Ninth, kev. h. II. Chippey, pas
tor old msmotial sacrament Jsy. Itry
love feast Sabos,h morning at o'clock
Preaohing at II. 80 q. N. asd . 80 p. M, fac
rament sermon by pastor. AT T.3o p. m oJ
hsv. Moses Ohippey.
The First /. NJ Church, Madison stree
below Fourth, hev. J. ". Harris, pastor
PRAYER meeting st 9N .. n; preaching q
~ 20, followed by comnanion ssryico. suh
day school ~ p. N Reaersi expsrienc
meeting 3.lb p. IL. Preaching st f.&6 oy tk'
key. heniy Sando!son.
Tho Heavenly Rec.uiss Mission. southwes
corner OF Fourth and 3hipley streets. Eide
4 l.. HTee, psstor. Meeting ms eYenip.
sty4 O'clock, and every evening next wees
Services tomorrow: Preaching at 10 30 D.
MIR. q. Grace of Ohestsf. Love feast at g. u
o'clock. Preaching ct 30 BY pastor. a.
Welcome.
Shiloh Baptist Mission. corner Of Seventh
Aad Butto: wood streets. sunday services
sabbath school at y o'clfck .. m: preachin.
By Brother Japes HopsinI ~ 1889 Q. M
Preaching by the pastor NJ $50 p. IN. srh
lsct: Death Ia The Believers dsin.' Week
ly ssry.c1s: Tusstay evening, prayer mset
log al 80; ThursdsY evening, preaching i
7.s0. An are welcome. Rev. d. j. nusseI
Jr, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Hand blurred.

A workman at the F., w. & B car
shops, in this city, nsmed Elliwanger,
living at No. go East Seventh street,
had his hand badly injured by "a inch
asger bit on Friday. The man was Dor.
ing q brake beam on a machine having a
number OF these sugers In motion. A
lever presses these moving augers down
on the woud to be bored while g counter
balance draws the bit from the VIZ d
ag air. The auger drew the beam up,
carrying the workmau's hand with II.
His hand came in contact with another
bi, which bored it through. His injuries
were ATTENDED TO by d. Draper, who
hopes 10 save his hand, although the use
OF Two fingers will probably be lCst.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Golden taRIes

An application for a chaterlt
ware Castle, No. II, al Deiav.,]
now IN the hands Of Grarl IN
Records Fielding. The castle viii
formally opened until Novem5l,a
a number Of the new member. '.
this evening To be initiated si1
degrees from Diamond State CaI
10, Of this city. Although DANA.
Castle has existed but q iev mo.pt
Of her officers have the repun'M
Ing among the beet in ills j1r.i
On the occasion Of the formal OVl
Delaware Castle de Gra8t Ota
several hundred siT knghy VII
this city either by special us.l q
The majority OF "E lgles' favor 4
boat SO that Harmony Castle o!s'
tic eau be picked up aud rtlu
same way AS shops IN this ciy'
4 80 o'clock on Saturday as'G't 4
made at $50 or 6p. N nEEs
| Pile time TO reach there beiore !1ss
meeting.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
coming attraotlons

Next Monday and Tuesday nights NJ,
Dayie's Combination will appear al the
Operx II use in ''The Martyr" atlri!ling
emotional drama, the four acts OF which
are exciting climaIes, while the plot is
inters sely interesting.
On Thursday evening the Daly's will
appear in "Upside Down" a new play
which affords them plenty Of chances 10
work up lots Of funny things The circus
scene in the second act OF his play is In
tensely funny, and very good take OF on
the real thing.
On Saturday night next Rober; B Man.
tell Will appear in "Monbars."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
An Error.

The Every Evening, 10 lorg article
published d yesterday, IN retsu nce 10 the
controversy about Jenny Lird having
sung in this city say: "rbat the Jenny
Lind concert tickets, although reid
here, were for the Philsselphia Aoade'
my OF Music This is an error, ss the
Academy of Music WAS not built until
several years after Jonpy Lind had I'm
ished her American tour and returned
to Europ,. While she was in Phila
delphis she sang ~ the old Chinese
Museum, At N tn aud 5amf on streets,
! Chen Georges street) and after wards
In We.ch's Circus, which then stood on
Chestnut street below Ninth, on the
site now occupied By the Continental
Hotel. At that tims the Museum and
the Circus had the largest auditorium
in the city, and JoueS' Hotel. on
Chestnut etrset above Sixth, where tnt
fair Jenny stopped. was the principa
hotel. The Museum and the Olrcul
were destroyed by FIRE In 1858 or '64, ,ant
the lot at Ninth aud Chestnut streetI
remained vacant until tho Continenta
Hotel was built.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
COMPANY a.


Company A. DING . have h..
Their room greatly improved. ssi II
son used to going there b4io,.
provements were made yop1 n
recognize the place. The roam n
handsomely papered and gralueJ N
the sides OF the room where tls ~
racks formerly stood, new ons, NJ
erected, and the bright imp,,gs|
death now peep from behind p.g
Around tho ZANE wall be1ay,|
cases are the lockers. Two me, \
locker and they form d conyenkr,
Tor keeping uniforms and oth- !
nee essary TO a soldier. They h,e'
lifted with new catches and l.hI
the west erd of the room are :.ae I,
lock, RS, and the quarter-mas.en q,l
The room has also been fitted MA
trio lights. This COMPANY 4 m,
prosperous condition. A social a,
been started in the cCmtany la
the "Gatling Gun squad" aud Ia
very attractive feature Of the cja1,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
An Intruder,

On Friday afternoon Mrs. 1lghmsD
Banner, OF NO. S04 Jefferson street, was
up stairs attending to some household
6uties, and when she came doTn wss
fr ghtened almost out OF her wits by see.
ing a strange man standing in the lower
IOOm eating LOAF Of her bread. She
called Tor assistance and the fellow was
arrested and taken to the police: station,
where he was Identified as Alfred Me
Cracker, . well-knowH "bum He
was arraigned before Judge Cunmiu-
this morning and sentenced TO pay ane
ofS4 and costs, which will send him &c
New Castle Jail.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
The AosGtny OF auiIt.

Miss Ada Gray and her OoEq
presented "CamiiIs" last eVs0ili
q iarge-s,zsd tudieDea. Sls 81
her engagement tbis eTen!il
"Rast Lynne.
Ca Monday Might The Bas1
Burbidge Comedy Company "
meDce eu cnaSgemaot Of .hia'
With matine8s rusiday and Nd'
afternoons. IA "a highi Ufr's,
the PortlAnd Argu. SPEAKS n
zone Of the most hiIsriOGsl! q
plAys ever ,esn Ia Portland y y
was the play OF "a Night u
seuted last night, aud 10 be 'tPsSll
night. II the holso Is DO! cioa
mig ht II will hs because The @ni
dAtions o. tboss who we're ptf1
night leave no mpvosii1l % vi
OF their friends"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
In the Markees.

The markets arc well Allied to-day,
and buyers are plentiful. Vegetables
ara about the same In price. but are
Considerably better In quality. White
potatoes can be bought for 10 cents per
half peck, 35 cents per basket, or 90
cents per bushel. Sweet potatoes are
10 to l2 cents per half peck or 20 10 45
cents per basket. Cabbage brings u
per hundred, but Is of very lArge sizt;
by tbs head 1t brings 4 cents. RAdiBhes
are oents per bunch, aud beta bring
4 and cents per bunch. Tornips are
10 and IL ccnts per half peck or 30 TO 40
cents per basket. Green tomatoes arc
IN market in good Quantities. and sell
for 10 to Is ocnts per half peck. Csuli'
flower bring 20 oents per head. Pep
pers, green or red, bring can't apiece
or aud oenls per dozen.
In iruits, grapes are about gone.
What are In market bring and y cents
per pound by the basket, or and 10
cspts by the single pound. White
grapes are At their old price OF 10 cen.s
per pound. Apples are br!r rsing 10 u
10 cents per half peck. They can be
bought by the barrel at from ~ to ~ %.
Pears are scarce and bring 20 to "a
cents per half peck for the cheapest.
They are not remarkably good 10 quail.
Ity. Bananas are from IL 10 IS cents
per dozen. Lemons from 10 10 Is cents
per dozen, and oranges from rs 70 81
cents per dozen.
Poultry 10 bringing f,om 10 TO II
cents per pound Tor live and 20 cent,
per pound for dressed; buttsr is % 70 3.
oents per pound, and egss bring ~ TO u
cents per dozen; fish ave plentiful and
good quality.
The usual quantity Of homemade
preserves. apple butter, chow.ohow snc
pickles are offered for sale by the mar
ket people.
Pork STEAK sells for II cents per singh
pound, or two pounds for 25 oeuts; Hau
sage brings the same price.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
s~~ -
Fifth EDlrIoa|
Burned TO b.a,,

On rhur,dsy ai.e,a.a
nfhn staFTsd a bonG re n" u 'oae
western pa,s OF tA. ",. ~, bt !. Il
thoss Vhn were ST., Aai a,|
Lizzie Bradley, The e4ys,;.4 ,,e,;4 u. y |
OF Alexander B,alley SAt-9i o. dAs,
VIZ ~So f'S,aSs =, on codar sirsS. ct,.p - '4'',
~ tae flames a spdd., -aei1s b.
Pc PIE" them towards her Az M o! .!
her dreso, whtn ala s.. ~ 81
aoors two squares, IN - - A'a
opsd in nanss Ug,a' ~ ~. a.a,a
Rouse she set down Gu h. ,,as &c,
mother heard her ctsiI.e e,sp, az
wss only o quSr,si ar5'ss ~. 'll''|
consequently she va. On ~ ny ea
the ila'nes ioasting her iBIv,sNa i'v ~
Etes oe'oie she was ,,lgc,s.!!.ssa We
neighbors, who hur.,ei 10 ~ ~ .
and ext.nRuishei tie lra
time her bse;lst, baek, a. IN, ~
defe were horribly sarp,., az Z
sented a sio%eGing .l,l,, h. " !.
som WINS eummoned 81 cr,. H. H..
do nothlnG fnnher lhaa tn =, any,, ~
ferinsu no far aa possible. a s1' !. !! y
don't che wac beyoud human az
isio IN Hn unConsGi1ds con6in..
yeaterday morning, wbsr Al" n
aud ooroner Bernh,ll gsye ! ,s|
Ia tho afternoon ui accl5e1ta,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
KENNARD&CO,

We will offer on
Monday morning al
new line of Plaid and
Plain all-wool Dress|
Goods at the low
price of 80 cents;|
these goods have
retailed all this
season at 50cents and
are among the
most desirable dress
goods now in the
market.
Don't fail to see
them; you can save
money by looking
through our dress
goods stock.
Also an entirely
new thing in all
wool Plaid Cloths
at SIS cents per
yard; 52inches wide;
neat ch ecks and
made this season to
sell at 81.
;; Also a few pieces
!. of plain, fine Dress
Z Z or sacque Flannels.
!, all-wool, at % cents.
: usual price 80 cents
g g AS usual, you may
expect value, as the
n !, SYSTEM Of selling
'5 sf every article at q
: : small profit but O
!: !: ] a thoroughly reliable
si si quality is "a ruling
el ei principle with us.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Georgs AleIauder's Fnus'

The funeral Of George Ale''a,' ~,
t,nsmi,h wl.o on Monday Is't I'D, 4
BY falling froa, tie foIoei' .,...i e.,.'
Delaware d ayenuc and West ,lan '.rI1
place on FRIDAY afrtnooa ..D,, l,.1
residence, NJ. s27 Elm sii'e, '",s
Castle, X g E., was pfesen, q ,n.S5 Al Il
ber oil fifty men under commsDs las.s
Chief ] s. Lt;zenbert, eh u, oV"v u
the Eighth ward lltcrAsl' "
at Riyeryiew Ceme,eTy'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Going 10 washisgson.

President Taylor, of the Board of Trade
pursuant to a resolution adopted d, the
aast meeting OF that oCdy mas appointed
committee Of eleven to go 10 Washing :
on. and present TO the proper authorities
the wishes OF the people Of this city III re,
spec to new federal building 1'he
committee consists Of:
job Il Jackson, Robert II. Taylor, the
Hon L. l.. Vale, l. G. Nandeg-ii,
George W. Bush, Jr., Milo W. locke,
Harry T Cause. J Parke Possies, Preston
Lea, William Lswton anu Joseph L.
Carpenter, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Paying the Debt,

On Sunday. October Both, collection
was taken up Ia all the churches com
posing 1.-THE Philadelphia Association of
the Baptist Church, for the relief OF the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, OF
this city. Most Of the churches have re-
portei, and the sum collected IL sufficient
to relieve the church of embarrassment.
The pastor, j. W. 7. Boothe. says since
the beginning o. his pastorate, he
has reduced the debt some $1,000 aad
that the trustees would have rVe thou
saad dollars more in hand by the first ci
the year.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
The ,tsy Onar,o. r. m.,lory.

The Rev. Char!es P. Mallery was in
this city this morning. and took the 10 80
a. IN. train for New York. He attended
the meeting Of the Piesbytery at Dover,
and since It adjourned has been preach
ing At number OF places down the State.
Mr.. Mallery is enjoying excellent health,
and 's doing q good work at his church In
New York.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
uissionaty Annivsrssry.

To nofEaw viii bs oSses7ed OF For
siGb Mission9ry Day ia Hanorer Pres
b. geTIol G:uEch, according to tho
feG5I1Ia eB dalion cf the Geaersl Assern.
bly,. INT YONG Peoples A.seior arY
Societies Will hold d special service In
tAe evening, coLsist.ag Of ,ec.iE'soos.
reports, er.aGtsd InRs!e, etc, All ale
cordially invisgd
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Atthe Opera Hosse.

There was q fair sl5sd Az.
the Opera House iAst tgsails 4
ness the Bennett & hoai'Ca
Company y prerent "fhs Botsn.n,
and the psriormsSte vas ga' '' :
rest OF tho week. AlS Dsl, !
Airline, sppeared 10 spsclH! .'a,l', sa,s,
and was greeted With wsllI'i'1
p!suse. Mi6s Edith Ba''1a,
Gypsy Quseo, is also deseislss,I sSa..,,
cisl praiDe, but ss aiefS ooss ,
80 well sustained j: 10 SosIcs9
par.ieulsiizs. Tas5 cpefs VI. J
paated this evening, "Dsh Wv"
will close thsir engagement
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Lecture,

A lecture viii be dolIIs,is l.,s.i y /
Mary's Church on 'se .'I94JJ n ] Il
In Novem bsr, hy ths ~ ~, " q, md
under tho auspicsg Of ihs ss,f1';sssI 81. NJ
A. A.i' B. Society Soc sa!j'Ss'' I!.GtsssI I.s1sisrII
the Curse CT The Age .io'ifal -, sfal
menos at 4 O'clock T wv
All ars invited 10 Si'etl'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Gnrs Him Ano,nar CHANGE.

john Mcguire was before Judge Cum
m.LS this morning charged with drunk
enness. He plead hard TO be let on on
account of his having just got out OF
jail SO the Judge decided to give him
another chance 20 enjoy iiis freedom and
merely reccpm!tted him until. Il O'CLOCK.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
AturgtAy,

This IL the last iay OF the weeA.
Well, we art g!ai of It; We uetG rssg
after tho grenl number OF picInres nsoe
:his E tx; tho pubic 10 deugbted witt
orr cabinets a. So 90 per dOzan; mo,e
TO zi,h the isrSs picture we me&a then
praeent OF wtth every dozen. We rG.
turn thanks for ynur liberal pA;rdnas Q
Gummiaf S ,oG2 M'rketstrest.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Mip,sssr,ai Change,

Rey. w. L. Tompk,naon, who has
hesn preaching IN tie Silvertr9ok II
* church, has basn appoiutsd 5y Pre-
sidtcR Elder Murray 10 tsEo pastoral
change of tie HnokoGsIn and Eosnt2 Gr
churches, vice Rsv. Joseph Dare, Ga
csastd. This SiiTerb-ook change Will
De supplied 10y the local preachers.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Tho E.tnte OF JOHN KehYepbseh

1t Is estimated that the estate OF the
la'e John fehrenbach will amount 10
shout s qrsrter Of 4 million II collars.
= considerable part OF the real csts " is
b2qucs,had 70 his widow, and the rcmain-
DER cf tie cs.4te, including his Interest iu
the l-cHllg BUSINESS, .e g>yea 10 hi2 chi
drg2.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Aevoroly hmtctad.

aMr. Dayton 4. Piereon, OF No IL
Robinson street, lost his mother, Mre,
Rehecca A. Stewart, this morning, she
having died, aged 63 years, after long
illness OF consumption. This 10 tbt
fourth death Mr.. Pierson has had in hi
family within the past 10 months.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
...r,odLc~doi DoH'

Mr.. George E. Klrk'saa 'Ssaaal,',.s.,t, Is'u'a
last evening, from ne sls4 I ,ss pis
he had been Cunning for , t'ns 'rs til
days, bringing VITA n'u' nr''unnosed bsSH
ducks, which it + , supI'1t p ttos, d
down by the aid Of on' %
duck persuaders,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
St1Il At Iha MorCSe.

The remains OF the oolored woman,
Macy Comegys, who was killed on The
tslirost on Wednesday night, are s,ill
at t5e nIorgue. The whereabouts OF her
husband has not boon sscertained. Ae
he Did not liye with her IL 10 prohsble
that ane 1iii be buried by tie railroad
company.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
VITlATED BLOOD
Scrctulous, Inherited and conta-
gious Humors Cured
BY Cuticura.

Through the medium of one OF YOUR books
received through Mr.. Frank r. Wfay, Drug
gisi, Apollo, Pa, ! became acquainted with
your CUTICuHA RBMkplEs, ana take this Sp-
permanently cured me OF one of the worst
cssss Of blood poi 'oninR, in connection with
erysipcl>s, that have ever seen. and thit
a fier having heen pronounced iucurable by
some of thL best physicians in onr country.
/ take great pleasure In forwarding 70 you
this tesiiR onial, unsolicited as II Is by yos IN
order that others suffering from similar " Ala
dies may be encouraged 10 give your CUTl'
CURA REMEDIES a trial.
P.S WHiTLIhGER LeechburgS Pa.
Reference: FRANK 4. WRAI, Druggist
AnnnlIn Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
sOROFULoUs ULOER3.

James f. Richards Custom Rouse, New
Orleans on oath says: .In 1870 Ssrofiions
Ulcers broke out on nv body until / was a
mass ni corruption. Everything hhoMh ~
the meAical faculty was Iried In VAIN. ! be
came mere wreck. Al times could not III
my hands to my mead, could not turn IN bed
a curse. No relief or 'ure In ten years. Ia
1857 II, ard Of the CUTICUHA REMEDIES.
sworn 10 before u. 5. Com. J. ID. CRAW :
EnIIl
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
GettipR Warmer .

The political atmosphere In New
York sud Psnnsy lvAnla is growing dc.
cidedly warm, and the Sunday papers
will give Gil ths news Of the campaign.
Any New York or PhilAdelpbia Sunday
paper supplied by First & Davis, 3l3
harke, street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
nnton Co,tann = aor,nr

this (spturdpg) avauln. at No. SIS
W.s. T&.fd stfces. "hud they that
fsl-,d tho L9Ed spska n'ter Lne TO
aue.Hrr, sad EEe Itord nearScrAA sr3
l.e.fN .;l,n, & - . ! 90 81 f1'r- ~ 2 ~
=, - -i.,a-, ilCS cla!i 10 --4.l2 % ,..aS
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
Tna Ms.s.sssss.

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
clear and sliabtly warmer. with varis
bic winds. Similar conditions will
probably prevail on Monday, followed
ny partial cloudiness, indicating rain.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
ONE r6H WORST oAsvs.

we have been selling yonr CUTiCURA
REMEDIES for years. and have the hrbt
complaint yet to receive from a purchaser
one OF the worst cases of scroftiia ! eyer law
cured by the - Sc nr ave hotties Of CU1I-
CURh KESOLvEST, CUTlCuRA, and
SOAP. The soap takes the cake here AS
medicinal sosp.
TAYLOR &TAYLOR, Druggists.
Prank fort, Kan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05

q DSf-aAVlH. rose nay DtP.ISIr
Il xbook in the W lin ;nPtsp saving's Hank,
no. Is, ~ l43. notice Is bGssby given that
shall mako application 10 aaid banE for
q nsw BOOK. WASHINGTON HYDE.
t-S-3St
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
TSiEC.

BALDWIN lin tho IND inst, Samuel n.
BAlcwin, IL the 15ih year OF his sgs.
heiattyes and frionds OF tse family.
Minqus Tribe. No. s improvcd Urdor oi
he1 Mon, aud tho order n gt neral, also tho
employee Of the Delaware I.iyiston on the
r W. II. Railroad, arc respectfully in
vited 10 attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. si3 East Seeond ftroet. on
sunday morning Of IL o'elook. iEtefmsnt
at kivorviev cemetery.
ST EW AHr.--On the bth inst, Hebeccs A.
wiiaw Of the late keupsn 4. Stewart, Ia
tIs egi year OF her sgo.
hoistlyss and frlsndB arc respectfully In.
vtted 20 sttsnd her funeral from the resi-.
denee OF her 500, Dayton u. Pierson. RIO. IB
hobinson street, op Tuesday morning az
T.sO. 1ntermept ut Potkintowp, n. J.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-05
sCHoFULOU-, INH BkIrED.

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aud Frnntinns OF the skin, are positively cured
iernAlly, and CUTiCURA RHSOtVENT IN
ternally, when all other medicines fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUIlCuRA, zoe. :
me POTTER DROG AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston, Mass.
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